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Car and Vehicle Security
Our cars and vehicles are probably the second largest purchase that we make, next to our houses.
Many cars produced these days include a car alarm system or immobiliser, but if your doesn't then you may choose to install an aftermarket car security system. In fact, fitting one of the many car alarms and car tracking devices can pay for itself in the form of reduced car insurance premuims
Car security tips
| • | Do not carry vehicle documentation in your car. It will be much easier for a thief to sell on your car if they have the relevant documentation |
| • | Never leave or travel with your personal belongings on the passenger or rear seat of the car. If you have to then ensure that your doors are locked to prevent a thief from opening them and stealing goods whilst your car is not moving (for instance at traffic lights) |
| • | Never leave your keys in the car |
| • | Remove your radio / cassette / CD player or facia if possible |
| • | Lock your car every time you leave it - even when only leaving the car for a few seconds (for example when paying for fuel ) |
| • | Do use steering lock or gear lock to safeguard your vehicle |
The information given on this web site is general in nature and does not necessarily constitute a recommendation of products or services
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